Do we still have scandals to the same scale as the scandals back then?
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Their scandals may not build to anything impeachable, but the scandals will never end.
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NFL team punished in two scandals The New England Patriots are no strangers to scandals.
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And so, when users are outraged about election scandals or privacy scandals, they have nowhere else to go.
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Yet scandals or pseudo-scandals that the public craved dogged her and she kept her distance with me.
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It is in a constant state of crisis such that its executives' responses to scandals end up becoming scandals themselves.
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More alleged scandals Trump's feelings can hardly have been tempered by two other prominent news stories about alleged scandals on Monday related to the bizarre eco-system of scandals and accusations surrounding his campaign and personal conduct.
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Series of scandals USC, a private university with 45,500 students, has been embroiled in a series of scandals in recent years.
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The media does cover Trump's scandals pretty thoroughly; media coverage is how we know about those scandals in the first place.
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Growing list of scandals Pruitt faces a growing list of scandals that would easily sink a high ranking official in most administrations.
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But at the same time, the news cycle is being consumed more and more with scandals and micro-scandals, polls and speeches.
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Slew of scandals The arms deal controversy clouded Zuma's reputation for decades, even before a slew of other scandals rocked his presidency.
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WATTERS: Well, some of his scandals were a little silly, like one of his scandals, that he made his staff get him snacks.
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The least favorite companies had privacy scandals (Facebook), other scandals (Wells Fargo), are going bankrupt (Sears), or cut off their customers' HBO (Dish).
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Still, he has been able to hoodwink portions of the media into treating the Clintons' scandals as being on par with his scandals.
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This year appears as if it will be dominated by presidential scandals — and the question of whether President Trump can survive those scandals.
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Trump's collusion with industry has already proven a minefield of corruption; there are still Pruitt scandals to investigate, along with newer Zinke scandals.
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"Compared to recent presidents, the number of scandals is exceptionally low," said Brandon Rottinghaus, a University of Houston professor who monitors executive branch scandals.
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The Trump-Russia scandals also centre on a break-in at DNC headquarters, making Watergate the best reference point when weighing Mr Trump's scandals.
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To be sure, any Republican opponent is likely to try to make hay of the various scandals and pseudo-scandals that surround the Clintons.
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Politics since Watergate has been defined by a long string of scandals and pseudo-scandals — Iran-contra, Whitewater, Valerie Plame, Benghazi, Solyndra, swift-boating.
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A SPATE OF SCANDALS Other companies embroiled in wage scandals this year include Super Retail Group Ltd, a seller of auto, sports and outdoor goods.
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The most politically powerful development is the endless series of scandals, mini-scandals and ethical failures that have surrounded the Trump presidency from its beginning.
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Scandals follow data breaches, which are followed by yet additional scandals, as the big tech companies continue to worm their way even deeper into our lives.
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But this time the company has outdone itself, building a Jenga-style tower of scandals on top of scandals that has only now come crashing down.
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"The problem was with Bill Clinton - the scandals and the rumored scandals, the incubating ones and the dying ones never ended," Freeh said during an Oct.
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Morrison defends his approach: "More is known about the scandals than the glories of the Moscow stage, because the scandals generated heaps of documents," he writes.
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With scandals and pseudo-scandals swirling at Facebook, Tesla and Amazon, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted to inspect each household company to gauge the potential negative impacts.
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Then, if and when a candidate actually does propose innovative policies, the news media pays little attention, chasing scandals or, all too often, fake scandals instead.
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The group's annual report said Qatar showed the biggest drop in confidence in 274 after scandals involving the FIFA soccer scandals and reports of human rights abuses.
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His fate depends much more heavily on how Republican leaders in Congress respond to the scandals in question than it does on those scandals' details or severity.
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From Michael Milken's junk bond scandals to the savings and loan scandals to Microsoft's predatory schemes around its operating system products, misbehavior in business soon paid well.
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Words used to describe the female candidates more frequently have to do with their requisite "scandals" — which might not have been such huge "scandals" if they were men.
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To create a truly elite list of America's most crooked politicians, we limited our search to financial scandals (if we added sex scandals, you'd be here all day).
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Publisher known for books on political scandals Mighty Current is known for publishing books on political scandals that are popular buys for mainland Chinese tourists visiting the city.
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There will be stories about crony capitalist scandals from certain administration officials and stories about payoffs involving scandals we already know about and probably others we will discover.
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These are the same kind of contributions that led to the Watergate campaign finance scandals of the 2628s and the unlimited "soft money" contribution scandals of the 28500s.
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Zmirak: I think much of the drift is driven not by politics but by internal scandals, like the sex abuse crisis among Catholics, and financial scandals among evangelicals.
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That cop-out should not be easily available to pontiffs confronted with scandals, including scandals of their own making, any more than it should be available to fathers.
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Yes, these scandals didn't hurt Clinton the first time around — but the constant barrage of scandals created a numbing effect that weakened the power of each individual charge.
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And although much of the media attention has gone to Clinton's scandals, Oliver suggested that, in fact, Trump's scandals are much worse — and he proved it with disgusting raisins.
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Google and Amazon weren't angels, but their past history with privacy scandals at least set them up to know what to do when their respective assistant listening scandals hit.
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To connoisseurs of the controversies, scandals and pseudo-scandals that have dogged Hillary and Bill Clinton throughout their public life, Tuesday's final act in the email saga seemed strangely familiar.
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" "As Scott says, we have seen a plethora of congressional scandals throughout our history but we have never seen scandals like Omar's, and nothing gets done about it,' Trump lamented.
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Currently, the global body is struggling to dig itself out of a series of sexual abuse scandals, just one of many failures and scandals it has left in its wake.
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Drugs and drinking scandals (though small by later scandals' standards) did absolutely nothing to dent Ford's campaign momentum, although they would have ended some politicians' aspirations right then and there.
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A news climate dominated by Trump scandals and culture war stuff isn't exactly amazing for Republicans, but it's more favorable than one dominated by Trump scandals and unpopular Republican legislation.
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The savings and loan crisis and the insider trading scandals of the 2628s, and the accounting scandals at Enron, WorldCom and Arthur Andersen in the 28503s, all had their criminal prosecutions.
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The networks love political scandals – until Democrats get charged.
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Things may change — and scandals help — but only glacially.
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Raiding the minibar — we're addicted to sexual harassment scandals.
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So while some scandals embarrass the N.F.L. — remember Deflategate?
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Davis is no stranger to politics — or political scandals.
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There have been privacy scandals (Cambridge Analytica most recently), advertising scandals (discriminatory ads, fishy metrics), multiple current federal inquiries, and an admission that using Facebook can be detrimental to your mental health.
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Vox's Tara Golshan and Dylan Scott noted a total of four House Republicans who were embroiled in corruption scandals before the midterms — two, Chris Collins and Duncan Hunter, were reelected despite those scandals.
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Pruitt resigned in July amid an array of ethics scandals.
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Besides the tensions over health care there are the scandals.
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Google's update follows a handful of recent data privacy scandals.
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Congressional testimonies typically follow big scandals or massive public outrage.
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More broadly, scandals take a long, long time to unfold.
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All the while very real scandals are dismantling American democracy.
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Despite the scandals, Najib commands the loyalty of UMNO chieftains.
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It is one of the largest corruption scandals in history.
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But these scandals have put all those gains at risk.
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Another week, another set of scandals at Facebook and Google.
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He apologized for both scandals, insisting no malice was intended.
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Opinion MONTREAL — AS scandals go, it was a juicy one.
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But Kalanick's contrition didn't stop more scandals from piling up.
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Meaningful scandals and fines aside, TikTok was omnipresent at VidCon.
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What do all of these scandals have in common, money?
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Developments in auditing have always been driven by corporate scandals.
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Now, tonight these massive scandals can no longer be ignored.
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Seriously, can you even remember the scandals of last month?
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And three deceased presidents were also touched by corruption scandals.
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Accounting scandals are far from consigned to history's ash heap.
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Despite drawing attention to the scandals of the 1990s, Mrs.
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These scandals could discourage Democrats, diminishing their turnout this November.
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Deutsche (Bank) has been involved in all kinds of scandals.
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Johnson Sirleaf's administration was also dogged by several corruption scandals.
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They invest so much time in the e scandals. Why?
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He pointed to the domestic abuse scandals within the NFL.
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He has already proven himself to be teflon to scandals.
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In America, presidential scandals are something of a national pastime.
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These were hardly the only scandals of the Harding administration.
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After "a number of scandals, Reagan sacked her," Doniger said.
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Trump also benefits from the scandals associated with Bill Clinton.
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The road to 10 billion had been riddled with scandals.
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Instead, they're chasing down scandals or they're making them up.
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The fallout over the scandals at KPMG has been swift.
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These scandals are better understood as a political smear campaign.
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They're wrestling with greater and greater scandals, more distracting things.
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As with past scandals, that is not likely to change.
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As far as infidelity scandals go, this one had everything.
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Eric Greitens resigned in disgrace amid a series of scandals.
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Clinton as dishonest and recall scandals from her husband's administration.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's ethics scandals also merit greater scrutiny.
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We don't tend to hear about those scandals, of course.
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We don't want to see large scandals involving Swiss banks.
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Big automakers have shown resiliency once damaging scandals are resolved.
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Such fundraising has become a regular feature of Washington scandals.
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The bank has been rocked by scandals in recent months.
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But major internet privacy scandals have been happening for years.
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The beauty pageant industry has long been rife with scandals.
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The BOP has been rocked by scandals in recent years.
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It seems the recent sexual misconduct scandals are no different.
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These scandals are not just isolated incidents of bad behavior.
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In Chile, corruption scandals are tightening around previously respected leaders.
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Yet a string of corruption scandals have eroded that popularity.
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Instead, he has become entangled in a series of scandals.
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Food scandals have become a pretty common occurrence in China.
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The piling scandals are causing chaos in the White House.
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It's an unintended consequence of a season of sex scandals.
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But this approach guarantees that the scandals will keep coming.
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Despite the scandals, most of Mr. Rau's shows are acclaimed.
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With the scandals gaining traction, however, that formula is weakening.
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Two scandals, separate but intertwined, were unfolding publicly at once.
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As WeWork has grown, minor scandals have rattled the company.
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For decades, the bank had been embroiled in financial scandals.
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He's been involved in serious campaign finance and corruption scandals.
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There has recently been a spate of scandals about Mrs.
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As a result we see financial scandals at all levels.
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But none of these scandals quite clinched it for me.
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"The Crown" is not without its power struggles and scandals.
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Calvert only alluded briefly to Pruitt's spending and ethics scandals.
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She had no major scandals and raised plenty of money.
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But squabbles and scandals have been kept to a minimum.
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Facebook has teams that investigate scandals and go after leakers.
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Where will Brazil go after this new wave of scandals?
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The recent scandals, he said, seem like Democratic sour grapes.
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Additional metadata scandals plagued the company in the Obama era.
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Below are some examples of Patriots cheating scandals and accusations.
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This is all worth remembering as the scandals roll on.
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Pruitt resigned in July amid numerous spending and ethics scandals.
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It is, comparatively, adorable insofar as governmental scandals go. Cute!
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That community has recently been rocked by sexual abuse scandals.
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South Koreans have grown increasingly fed up with corruption scandals.
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"He is embroiled in a lot of corruption scandals," Rep.
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The university has recently found itself mired in multiple scandals.
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No one knows what or who the scandals will involve.
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Back in 2013, a series of grim scandals rocked Europe.
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Now, a storm of scandals has engulfed him, Lt. Gov.
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Lithuania has not played a significant role in the scandals.
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College admissions scandals have run the gamut through the years.
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Despite its scandals, the company's core business has proven resilient.
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Why are so many Italians seemingly unfazed by his scandals?
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Or who spent the past 18 months navigating privacy scandals.
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For more on Trump's Russia scandals, read Zack Beauchamp's explainer.
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List scandals that took place when Mueller headed the FBI.
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There are plenty of calls for impeachment over his various scandals.
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And in recent weeks, the scandals of the 1990s and Mrs.
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But influence-peddling scandals have taken off some of the sheen.
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Several other members of Congress are also dealing with sex scandals.
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The business of protecting companies from sexual harassment scandals is booming.
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But Facebook's recent Trump-tied scandals have brought about some change.
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Corruption scandals rocked Petrobras, Petroecuador and Pemex, as well as PDVSA.
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Who has the energy to manage all of those Kardashian scandals?
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This sent a message that Abe was taking the scandals seriously.
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And can the communities wrecked by the scandals forgive and forget?
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Shearer's investigation of Trump fit his interest in uncovering international scandals.
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By 2016 it faced scandals and its shares fell by 85%.
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Trudeau has been beset by flubs and scandals in recent months.
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And supporting the sector could win it some kudos between scandals.
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An additional advantage would be the end of academic-eligibility scandals.
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That said, there is consensus that these scandals aren't going anywhere.
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Others appear to adopt fertility benefits in response to harassment scandals.
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Corruption scandals abound and inequality persists, even as Kenya grows richer.
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Facebook's recent privacy scandals haven't driven patients away from the site.
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There have been no public #MeToo scandals in the European Parliament.
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In recent weeks, Hicks has been embroiled in several major scandals.
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Consumption of music from artists facing scandals actually increased a lot.
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Days of unflattering headlines and memories of Clinton's past scandals followed.
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And his popularity has been slumping of late amid reported scandals.
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Facebook previously foreshadowed that more data scandals could come to light.
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The PP has also suffered from a string of corruption scandals.
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Mr Zuma, seemingly unperturbed, shook off scandals with his trademark chuckle.
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Well, Michigan State has had several sexual assault scandals on campus.
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Westminster has been rocked by scandals about sexual harassment and bullying.
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But after the scandals, being a well-connected director became suspect.
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We really hadn't heard from Melania since these semi-scandals hit.
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John McCain said the scandals are escalating to near-Watergate proportions.
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For dark arts read fresh scandals, as Facebook has now found.
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Since then the country's politics have been roiled by periodic scandals.
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This year, sex scandals — one after another — have tainted March Madness.
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Abe is struggling with declining popularity because of suspected cronyism scandals.
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The caption references two recent scandals the Trump administration has faced.
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Also, why have so many recent corporate scandals emerged from America?
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NEW ORLEANS — As he navigates a seamy swirl of scandals, Gov.
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But like all scandals, at least this news provides some clarity.
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So "character attacks" and scandals breathe life into the old formula.
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Scandals Yes, there even has been drama in the last year.
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Pruitt has been the subject of several scandals as of late.
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The scandals have reached the upper echelons of the Vatican itself.
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Scandals have sprouted at state enterprises that Mr Dung had championed.
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The 1906 article identified the common theme of these two scandals.
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But his administration was tarred by corruption scandals and stalled reforms.
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Are more Theranos -style scandals looming for investors in healthcare startups?
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Now, it's known for a toxic workplace culture, among other scandals.
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Siemens was involved in one of Germany's biggest corporate bribery scandals.
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The Romanian medical world has suffered a bunch of scandals recently.
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None of these imagined crises and scandals are at all implausible.
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And long before he became embroiled in sexting scandals, ex-Rep.
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The U.S. market is faltering as scandals hit companies like Facebook.
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Warren: The vision, including the fake scandals you're being asking about?
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There have also been multiple political scandals involving blackface this year.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt leaves the administration following ethics scandals. 51.
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Nor is it a reprise of the Clinton scandals or a
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Constant scandals ought to be a wake-up call for Detroit.
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About 240 companies answered the questions on the recent data scandals.
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Facebook has weathered numerous scandals in its 15 years of existence.
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Pruitt resigned earlier this month amid numerous ethical and spending scandals.
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In light of Kevin Spacey's scandals, "American Beauty" feels especially creepy.
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Gorsuch was felled for scandals involving mismanagement of critical EPA programs.
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Throughout 85033, unpopularity, scandals, and division have plagued the Trump presidency.
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Oh, the scandals will be rich, and they will be unending.
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He will also remind voters of corruption scandals under Lula and
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Up until now, these scandals have been more salacious than legal.
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Raul Grijalva of Arizona reflected on scandals within his own party.
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Like Stormy Daniels, these "scandals" belong in the "who cares" file.
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The scandals and controversies come and go with the news cycle.
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Its revenue keeps growing despite a flurry of scandals and mistakes.
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He's frequently said that the scandals concern him to some degree.
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But, for now, his sex scandals have not taken him down.
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Arthur: Yes, they seem to have a real knack for scandals.
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Several scandals marred UBS during his tenure at the investment bank.
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What better timing for not one, but two massive security scandals?
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It also avoided money-laundering scandals that have knocked some peers.
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Investor and consumer confidence is plunging in wake of the scandals.
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Others reference throwback Obama-era scandals like Benghazi and the IRS.
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But a look at past podiatric scandals at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Read more: Advertisers have stuck with Facebook through years of scandals.
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Here are the biggest tech scandals from 2010 to the present.
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Republican leaders would be wise to end the scandals of Nunes.
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Fidesz was left untouched — despite being linked to numerous corruption scandals.
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Peru has a long history of presidents entangled in corruption scandals.
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"Testimony" (2008) was inspired by real-life scandals at boarding schools.
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And Hunter has been dogged by serious legal and ethics scandals.
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None of these scandals have carried into his administration at all.
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Plus, Hunter has been dogged by serious legal and ethics scandals.
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Mr. Kalanick faced multiple personal scandals, culminating in his eventual ouster.
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Mr. Saikawa apologized for the scandals and then bowed to shareholders.
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Businessmen close to him have been caught up in corruption scandals.
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And despite the scandals, he remains in a strong spot politically.
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But a year of scandals has forced a reckoning in Washington.
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Mr. Netanyahu was already facing likely indictment in two other scandals.
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There are now over a dozen investigations into Trump's various scandals.
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Here's what you need to know about each of the scandals.
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Compared with political scandals around the world, the accusations seemed tame.
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And this video traces the other scandals in Mr. Manafort's career.
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Facebook's market power is what makes scandals like Cambridge Analytica possible.
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The bank has been embroiled in several scandals that harmed customers.
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I dug into Troopergate and Whitewater and other first-term scandals.
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But the Russia and Ukraine scandals are, in fact, one story.
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" Mr. Reynebeau warned, "The traditional parties cannot keep ignoring these scandals.
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All of Trump's antics and scandals don't exactly help him politically.
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These ginned-up scandals have real implications for Donald Trump's impeachment.
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Clever and ambitious politicians do occasionally outlast complicity in Presidential scandals.
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The scandals that journalists uncovered prompted animated conversations on college campuses.
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Instead, it was engulfed by vendor scandals early on, and disappeared.
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Democrats have been hung up on scandals created by President Trump.
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These scandals are a distraction, and Democrats keep getting sucked in.
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They avoid creating unnecessary distractions and they stay clear of scandals.
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The scandals have left an enduring mark on the president's reputation.
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But "-gate" scandals have not been limited to the United States.
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Google, Amazon, and Apple all reacted differently to their individual scandals.
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We've almost become numb to scandals involving President Donald Trump's administration.
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It was one of the greatest art scandals of all time.
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In sum, 50 percent of the incumbents embroiled in scandals survived.
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Scandals from 2018 continued to haunt the tech world as well.
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"Facebook keeps growing despite scandals and privacy outrage," The Verge wrote.
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But he was ousted last year after a series of scandals.
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The proposal was then dropped as graft scandals consumed Temer's government.
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The Hill saga is distinct from recent scandals involving former Reps.
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Two major political scandals will rock the nation's capital next week.
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The tumult in Virginia brought up memories of other politicians' scandals.
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But Republican corruption scandals have certainly contributed to the party's decline.
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Food safety scandals are as regular as the seasons in China.
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Like Roger Stone, Brooke agrees candidate Hogan could overcome past scandals.
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The media that is covering these scandals are part of it.
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Hunter has long been dogged by serious legal and ethics scandals.
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Republicans spent most days excusing Trump's tweets and White House scandals.
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Greitens is facing scandals and investigations on a number of fronts.
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Don't focus mostly on the outrages, the insults and the scandals.
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His channel excelled at mining scandals for ratings, starting with the Monica Lewinsky affair, which crowned early stars like Bill O'Reilly and Brit Hume, and later evolved to sustain itself with scandals of its own making.
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The report is somewhat shocking given the nature of cheating scandals in major American sports: Historically, some of the most well-known cheating scandals have been socially engineered like paying referees or using performance-enhancing drugs.
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Clinton's obsessive secrecy, which has drawn her into repeated scandals and pseudo-scandals over quarter of a century on the national political stage is the building block on which Trump has built his "Crooked Hillary" caricature.
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That is, like Al Gore in 2000, she ran into a buzz saw of adversarial reporting from the mainstream media, which treated relatively minor missteps as major scandals, and invented additional scandals out of thin air.
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But installing an EPA administrator dogged by corruption scandals at the top of the Justice Department through legally dubious means, and expecting him to then freely cover up other scandals, would be ... a very bold move indeed.
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McKinsey alumni were also involved in major scandals like Enron and Valeant.
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And no list of Bachelor casting scandals is complete without Brad Womack.
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Google is no stranger to scandals, but 2500 was a banner year.
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Other right-leaning news outlets have sustained their audiences, despite battling scandals.
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But Barack, you lied about terror attacks, your tax policy, your scandals.
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More from Trusted Media Brands 8 Fascinating Facts—and a Few Scandals!
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A steady stream of scandals doesn't help the trustworthiness of these companies.
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Several investigations into the nature of those efforts have led to scandals.
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Financial scandals have, however, always been fair game in the French media.
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He has also been hurt by repeated scandals in the banking sector.
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Zuckerberg has had to address Facebook's scandals everal times in recent years.
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Lately they've been mobbed by reporters and forced to respond to scandals.
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Pena Nieto's administration has been rocked by a series of corruption scandals.
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Indeed, history shows that presidential scandals can move in very different directions.
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It may become the measure by which all future scandals are judged.
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But he oversaw massive corruption scandals that are still costing Kenyan taxpayers.
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The families have also become entangled in several corruption scandals and feuds.
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Why it matters: Privacy scandals aren't limited to the major web companies.
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The scandals have impacted candidate interest and have hurt morale among recruiters.
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Ohio State University is currently under fire for two unrelated abuse scandals.
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Literally one just giant list of all of Facebook's scandals in 2018.
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Go deeper: The Trump administration's "say it out loud" playbook for scandals
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Trudeau, one of the world's most prominent progressive politicians, struggled domestic scandals.
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But her party has had its own share of corruption scandals too.
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And it's just one of a dozen-odd scandals plaguing Pruitt's tenure.
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If Trump hadn't done these things, most of these scandals wouldn't exist.
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Even if Trump survives these scandals, it's possible his policy agenda won't.
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To be sure, there have been a lot of overhyped data scandals.
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But simply listening to readers more wouldn't have prevented Blair-type scandals.
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Athletics, cross-country skiing, cycling and weightlifting have all suffered repeated scandals.
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Corporate scandals persist, even among firms with good governance, such as Toshiba.
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For all its scandals, Facebook's ad sales business continues to power along.
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I think that the scandals, they triggered a lot of second thoughts.
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In China online lenders have been involved in a series of scandals.
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House Democrats could uncover more scandals as they investigate the Trump administration.
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" The recent series of scandals at Uber, Hyatt says, are "pretty unprecedented.
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From Sara Fischer: Scandals not withstanding, the company's advertising business remains healthy.
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Go deeper: Silicon Valley gets ready for its closeup amid privacy scandals
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The Kardashians have weathered their fair share of scandals, and then some.
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It has simultaneously faced privacy and security scandals throughout the past year.
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Go deeper: Scott Pruitt's laundry list of scandals while with the EPA
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Two other high-profile sexual harassment scandals came to light in January.
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Shadowed figures appear on the screen as Clinton's scandals are rattled off.
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OCE was created in 2008 after a series of House corruption scandals.
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Two recent scandals in oligopolistic bits of the economy illustrate the point.
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Brazil's reputation has also been hit by corruption scandals and political chaos.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ) said of the never-ending cycle of scandals.
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These scandals are changing the calculus about the benefits of self-regulation.
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The victor, Donald Trump, brings with him a long list of scandals.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's pharmaceutical scandals are sullying its healthcare cleanup.
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Many presidential sex scandals were even more absurd than the current moment.
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But after founder John Schnatter became embroiled in public scandals, sales tanked.
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The privacy question could become crucial, given Facebook's string of data scandals.
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For all its scandals, Facebook's ad sales business continues to chugg along.
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That was my job: stalking secretaries in the middle of political scandals.
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But growth has slowed, crime has risen and corruption scandals have proliferated.
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Turnbull has struggled for months against a tide of long-running scandals.
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YouTubers have shared their concerns over the fallout from these recent scandals.
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She's in jail, accused of corruption after political scandals ended her presidency.
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United Airlines endured more than its fair share of scandals last week.
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Vatican diplomatic missions have also been involved in scandals in the past.
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Google is not the only company dealing with email scams and scandals.
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As far as scandals go, Doughnutgate was quite literally sweet as sugar.
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As for past scandals ... Stone said, history proves Hulk can overcome it.
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She cannot quash her email, speaker fee, and the Clinton Foundation scandals.
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The latest call, on April 1st, came after a spate of scandals.
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These are three of the bigger sports scandals in U.S. history: 250.
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The papers couldn't keep up with the scandals: political, financial, domestic, deranged.
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Corruption scandals have lit a fire under governments in Brazil and Malaysia.
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It is spending to ensure users are not scared away by scandals.
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There have been so many scandals and provocative moments since January 2017.
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"A serial survivor of scandals," as the Associated Press recently labeled him.
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Botero, a 71-year-old businessman, has been battered by repeated scandals.
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It has particularly denounced corruption scandals in Mr. Abascal's former Popular Party.
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But both women are also central to some of Pruitt's major scandals.
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Even without the scandals and mistakes, Brazil would be facing rocky times.
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I would urge you to resign before your scandals push you out.
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Various prominent charities have been ensnared in corruption scandals in recent years.
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Davis is a cautionary tale for lawyers serving multiple roles in scandals.
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The revelations come as the president is embroiled in multiple sex scandals.
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Pruitt also faced months of mounting ethics scandals ahead of his resignation.
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Congressional Republicans indicated they're getting tired of the constant stream of scandals.
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Pruitt stepped down in early July amid mounting ethics and spending scandals.
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New scandals involving interim and pro-impeachment officials emerged nearly every week.
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Google has been relatively unscathed by the Big Tech scandals of 2018.
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He was at the center of various royal scandals in his bachelorhood.
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A book about the scandals alone would risk being biblical in scope.
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The Russia news underscores what long has been true about doping scandals.
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The scandals are also casting a pall over the achievements of Mrs.
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Only a few GOP lawmakers have commented on Pruitt's scandals, King said.
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One answer may lie in the expectations set by past presidential scandals.
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China has long had a reputation for counterfeiting and food safety scandals.
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He featured stories about scandals, and the business began to grow rapidly.
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Trump's administration, meanwhile, has been marked by ethics scandals and taxpayer waste.
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Given Clinton's email and foundation scandals, I cannot vote for her either.
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Other Republican senators have also expressed concern over Pruitt's scandals, including Sen.
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The Church's response to abuse scandals has had false starts before, however.
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How would you stop scandals from happening if you were in charge?
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They defend his decisions, distract from his scandals and attack his opponents.
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But hidden behind the economic curtain are a slew of corporate scandals.
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As we have learned from the scandals the Panama Papers have bred
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Entering a federal election campaign, one of the biggest scandals still looms.
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Just think back to Wells Fargo's trilogy of scandals since September 2016.
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Mutko had hinted he could resign over Russia's series of doping scandals.
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In recent years, several national scandals have caught American legislators off guard.
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So it's not entirely unique to see scandals subsume a White House.
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But so far, the administration has brazened out most of those scandals.
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The practice resulted in some notable scandals, including former California Republican Rep.
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But his situation is more unique, with a growing list of scandals.
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Here's a look at the scandals surrounding the bank, by the numbers.
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That's despite a slew of privacy issues and scandals involving users' data.
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The newspaper's local reporting on scandals and political corruption is generally good.
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The scandals forced out Uber's co-founder and chief executive, Travis Kalanick.
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Then, in 1992 and 1993, corruption scandals brought down the traditional parties.
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Why revisiting the political scandals of the 1990s should temper partisanship today.
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Women's gymnastics, even while weathering horrific scandals, has prospered and drawn crowds.
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And like any other group, it has its own dramas and scandals.
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Recruiting scandals in college sports are as old as the games themselves.
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Ross Douthat There are two Russian scandals connected to the 2016 campaign.
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The Watergate and Iran-Contra scandals provide clues to the Russia endgame.
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As scandals go, this was minor stuff — more opéra bouffe than outrage.
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But it's not the EPA chief's numerous ethical scandals causing their distaste.
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Both of these scandals, as I've argued at length, are potentially monumental.
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The scandals, especially their repetition, undermines the people's trust in the state.
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"We can't dance around those things," he said, referring to various scandals.
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Even as online and TV business models encourage scooplets and mini-scandals.
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Iceland has seen voter dissatisfaction surge in the face of multiple scandals.
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The regulations passed in the wake of those scandals remade the industry.
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He had been the company's point person on a series of scandals.
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His detractors are referring to the various scandals swirling around Mr. Trump.
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Yoho said he's sick of the scandals that distract from legislative business.
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It allows the government to get away with repeated public-health scandals.
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Taken together, Wells Fargo's series of scandals have seriously hurt its business.
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The city has a long and storied history of public corruption scandals.
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Zuckerberg's net worth fell following a year of Facebook scandals, reported Kanter.
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With substance this time, the Trump scandals will be an unfolding saga.
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Consider the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) scandals and chronic mismanagement woes.
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But it's not all about privacy scandals and the erosion of democracy.
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The puzzle for economics is why these foundations are not total scandals.
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This year, under President Trump, Republicans suffer from more and deeper scandals.
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They&aposve weathered their companies going public, internal turmoil, and public scandals.
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Yet a cauldron of fake-news scandals and possible regulation is lurking.
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Pinterest, though, hasn&apost really ... I haven&apost seen scandals around that.
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Democrats don't win elections based on scandals committed by the other team.
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European lawmakers are certainly nervous, as banking scandals are shaking the industry.
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The competition to lead Uber is robust, despite a year of scandals.
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In recent months a series of scandals have tarnished the sport's reputation.
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Pruitt has faced intense scrutiny in recent weeks amid mounting ethics scandals.
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He also ran an administration that was generally free of corruption scandals.
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Conway demanded Stelter say what scandals had come out of the administration.
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Academic scandals at places like the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
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The two scandals can be explained as the work of rogue operators.
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None of these scandals have affected the race much, according to Breen.
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Food safety scandals have made middle-class buyers wary of buying domestically.
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South Koreans are losing patience after years of chaebol-related corruption scandals.
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The industry has also been hit by a series of sex scandals.
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So did lurid corruption scandals involving billionaires, government officials and mining companies.
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Mr. Ruckelshaus stabilized the agency, restored professional management and subdued the scandals.
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China's anger, Benjamin Netanyahu, royal scandals: Here's what you need to know.
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One of Deutsche's biggest problems is litigation following a series of scandals.
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The misconduct cases include several sex scandals and instances of ethical lapses.
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For many Democrats, that was what was missing from previous Trump scandals.
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Gans, however, pointed out that in Washington, scandals often consume the unsuspecting.
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Corruption scandals, lackluster growth and rising violence have battered the government's reputation.
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Scott Pruitt, the E.P.A. chief, resigned under a cloud of ethics scandals.
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We love scandals, but this is just too, too over the top.
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I know other religions with married clergy members have sex scandals, too.
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The league has been rocked by a host of domestic violence scandals.
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Uber has faced a long series of scandals and lawsuits and allegations.
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Since the scandals, Facebook has increased its spending to safeguard its network.
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And that's just one of the scandals the president faced this week.
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Here's a breakdown of how the two parties' are handling their scandals.
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This gets lost in the coverage, which focused on the inflammatory scandals.
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There have probably been a few scandals while I was writing this.
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I read about those scandals years ago with both anger and sadness.
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I wanted to ask about his sex scandals and sexual assault accusations.
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Doing so changes the subject from his lack of accomplishments and scandals.
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John McCain (R-AZ) is openly comparing Trump's ongoing scandals to Watergate.
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The company is constantly dealing with scandals, lawsuits, and executive shake-ups.
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Two health scandals in a month China's government has been trying to rebuild the public's faith in its medical and food industries, after a series of scandals over recent decades tainted perceptions about the quality of Chinese goods.
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That was in contrast to previous scandals: After the great crash of 1929, the head of the New York Stock Exchange went to prison — so did the culprits of the junk bond, savings and loan and Enron financial scandals.
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Oakland's police department's been roiled by both sex and racist text message scandals.
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So time may have forgotten some of these scandals...but we certainly haven't.
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Zuma, whose presidency was marked by scandals, says he has done nothing wrong.
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But the star doesn't follow his own scandals, he tells The Hollywood Reporter.
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"Scandals happen in democracies," said Robert Kelly, associate professor at Pusan National University.
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Many lost money in one of Britain's biggest personal investment scandals in decades.
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Wells Fargo has apologized for the scandals and pledged to refund affected customers.
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Scandals K-pop's success has also been dependent on a highly-polished image.
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Pork production has also been hit by a series of food safety scandals.
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There has been a number of cheating scandals across India in recent years.
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Elon Musk made a dig at WhatsApp's recent security scandals in a tweet.
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Several leaks of tampered files and previously missing documents have deepened the scandals.
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The big picture: Brazil's last three presidents have been plagued by corruption scandals.
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Yet the film world's various scandals felt different to many on the inside.
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So I would urge you to resign before your scandals push you out.
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Scandals arise each year involving companies that hide how their goods are produced.
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In America, scandals reduce trust in government and corruption allegations reduce voter turnout.
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Or really, two scandals that flared up in close proximity to one another.
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Mucking up that legacy with small-time scandals and smears seems short-sighted.
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So what do we know, exactly, about the scandals surrounding Trump and Russia?
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Facebook won't surrender this market, despite its disadvantage due to its many scandals.
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Trudeau, one of the world's most prominent progressive politicians, struggled with domestic scandals.
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Confidentiality clauses have featured in a number of high-profile sexual harassment scandals.
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Plus, will they DOJ ever launch investigation into the so many Clinton scandals.
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"He's one of my heroes," chuckles Mr Kelly, "and scandals are my friend."
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There are dozens of other political scandals that originated from the Wikileaks dumps.
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But being a tech giant comes with the associated scandals and constant criticism.
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Individually, the mere hint of any one of these scandals would be bad.
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Chipotle's biggest struggles have been the food safety scandals it's faced since 2015.
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Mr Zuma's party, the African National Congress (ANC), tolerated these scandals for years.
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Meanwhile, Nikias' reputation has been tainted from a string of other USC scandals.
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" What do you think of Obama saying, "I didn&apost have any scandals.
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Despite scandals involving sexual misbehaviour and drunkenness, America's fraternities and sororities are flourishing.
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Scandals in the 2000s took down Enron, WorldCom and their auditor, Arthur Andersen.
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Unlike previous scandals, this latest one seems to have had a lasting impact.
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Capturing an American DEA agent goes against Felix's "no scandals" rule, big time.
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Unnerved by a lengthening string of scandals, regulators are starting to clamp down.
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But much like American Twitter scandals, the politician is claiming he was hacked.
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But in recent years, a series of scandals has fed a different image.
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As Facebook endures unending scandals, Instagram has remained relatively unscathed by the backlash.
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Madonna forged her career from splashy scandals, and this certainly counts as one.
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Others fret that a steady drip of small scandals might put off some.
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Since 1983 a long series of scandals has battered the church's moral authority.
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Thanks to various sex scandals, we have detailed descriptions of Bill Clinton's penis.
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Advertisers have also boycotted YouTube en mass over scandals on the platform before.
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There have been a number of major scandals related to the policy's application.
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Uber is currently attempting a tectonic culture shift after a series of scandals.
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Scandals have shaken voters' faith in Mr Morales and the movement he leads.
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From now on, personal scandals and imperfect or unvirtuous behavior will not disqualify.
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President Donald Trump initially avoided his administration's scandals at a commencement ceremony Wednesday.
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These scandals may not have killed his presidency, but they have tainted it.
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The airline's reputation has been hit by other scandals involving Cho family members.
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Facebook has been plagued with scandals related to how user data is shared.
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The Office of Congressional Ethics was created in 2008 following several corruption scandals.
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Some other top administration officials have resigned or been fired over spending scandals.
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Over the past year, numerous sexual harassment scandals have surfaced in the sciences.
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In the long list of Trump scandals, this one doesn't rank particularly high.
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And Facebook is just the tech company with the longest list of scandals.
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Facebook's investors would be reassured fewer scandals and less risk of costly regulation.
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In the short term, the corruption scandals are undermining faith in democratic politics.
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Some also distrust the system because of recent scandals and delays getting appointments.
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The government's various financial scandals far eclipse the Palestinian question in the news.
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And with that, the state immediately had not one, but two blockbuster scandals.
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I came to a company full of scandals and divided into different factions.
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Either way, the Kardashian dynasty has been dodging photo editing scandals for years.
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The Catholic Church has been entangled in child sexual abuse scandals for decades.
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The announcement is another in a string of scandals associated with Japanese carmakers.
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Budget cuts and corruption scandals hurt the PP, but it has proved resilient.
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Jonathan Turley: FBI has no excuse to hide future scandals from the public.
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Drug scandals over the past two decades knocked the sport to its knees.
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The decision came in the midst of various scandals plaguing the agency chief.
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Pruitt resigned earlier this month amid mounting pressure as new scandals were uncovered.
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Wells Fargo has been involved in numerous scandals prompting federal and state investigations.
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Of course it would be helpful if the scandals were juicy and novel.
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History shows that scandals are unpredictable and difficult for a president to control.
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Mr Zuma's political career has been dogged by corruption allegations and personal scandals.
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Mr. Singh, the reporter in Jharkhand, covered local corruption scandals, the police said.
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The national media, especially cable shows, are completely focused on the Trump scandals.
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President Trump eventually tired of the scandals, forcing Pruitt to resign in July.
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Facebook just got hit with two privacy scandals in the last two weeks.
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But Pruitt's time as EPA's administrator was marked by more than just scandals.
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As with many Pruitt scandals, there are real world consequences for American families.
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And colossal corruption scandals are casting a pall over the nation's political establishment.
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But Peña Nieto's government has been tarnished by corruption and human-rights scandals.
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Northam's special session is a political stunt aimed at distracting from his scandals.
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Steep fees and past scandals have put many off the country's mainstream banks.
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In 2010 Starr became president of Baylor University, where sexual scandals dominated again.
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Here are the key scandals that could end Johnson's time as prime minister.
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Democrats in Virginia could face a tough election following blackface scandals engulfing Gov.
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Trump's cavalcade of scandals means that such a reckoning is nowhere near imminent.
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Gail: Yeah, we probably aren't going to hear a lot about sex scandals.
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Surviving White House coverups and scandals requires loyalists, ideally those motivated by ideology.
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What happens if Zinke's scandals overtake the news cycle, as Pruitt's briefly did?
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Despite successive royal scandals and crises, support for the monarchy has remained robust.
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The Hong Kong market is already beset with scandals and poorly run companies.
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It's disorganized, plagued by internecine feuds and splits, and dogged by financial scandals.
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Women in the field have mobilized online in the wake of these scandals.
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Politicians have been grappling with sex scandals since the birth of the nation.
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Environmental Protection Agency head Scott Pruitt has resigned following months of bizarre scandals.
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Compared with the current defaulting scandals, the situation back then wasn't any better.
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And yet the President is enmeshed in a series of scandals and controversies.
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Biden doesn't have the same exaggerated scandals in his closet that Clinton did.
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The succession of scandals kept deepening the divide between execs and employee activists.
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In the last two years, Mitsubishi, Suzuki and Subaru have had similar scandals.
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There have been privacy scandals before that did not lead to sea changes.
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And all the Russia-related scandals certainly won't be speeding up the process.
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Such concerns are obviously heightened by Facebook's data privacy and election interference scandals.
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I spent much of the 2000s writing about corporate accounting scandals, including Enron's.
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It has also suffered from plunging profits and a string of quality scandals.
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Finishing a second and final term marred by scandals and plunging popularity, Gov.
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Pruitt is facing at least a dozen federal investigations for his numerous scandals.
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In 2017, Mr. Kalanick was ousted from Uber after a series of scandals.
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The point is to muddy the waters, to divert attention from actual scandals.
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Various businessmen close to him have been caught up in scandals involving corruption.
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Starting to look like one of the biggest political scandals in US history.
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Starting to look like one of the biggest political scandals in U.S. history.
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Here are the 21 biggest scandals that roiled the Trump administration in 2018.
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Some blamed the scandals, but others blamed the increasing numbers of foreign players.
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But the specter of the church's sex abuse scandals is clouding the trip.
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Mr. Abe's popularity has seesawed in recent years, partly because of the scandals.
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In September, frustrated by a raft of global scandals, London revoked Uber's license.
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The Republican Party boldly challenged Obama over scandals that dishonored the White House.
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The nonstop scandals and outrages suck us in; they amount to Trump porn.
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His administration has been characterized by secrecy, scandals, and harsh treatment of migrants.
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The Recap: Uber has been in turmoil with several scandals in recent months.
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The military has struggled with scandals ranging from abuse to graft to espionage.
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This is the brand tax of 100 scandals coming back to bite it.
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A series of political scandals forced the resignation last year of former Gov.
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The same holds for other political scandals, like Teapot Dome and Iran-contra.
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Israel's attorney general has formally charged Netanyahu in a series of corruption scandals.
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Should we prepare for an orgy of beheadings, sex scandals and battlefield brutality?
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A spate of scandals and a widely watched 2018 public inquiry battered reputations.
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What we have are waves of scandals about men raping and harassing women.
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The sexual harassment scandals have a whiff of the House Bank to them.
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He has played roles in many of his generation's political dirty-tricks scandals.
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Facebook's 2018 was a parade of privacy scandals, congressional pressure, and executive squabbles.
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It's easy to sweep most so-called college sports scandals under the rug.
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Japan's image on quality has been hit recently by a number of scandals.
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He directly accuses his opponents of scandals in which he himself is implicated.
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Italian soccer, embroiled in racism scandals, had not always been quite so welcoming.
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A series of scandals have toppled executives, including Travis Kalanick, Uber's co-founder.
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We cyclists have endured neon Lycra, euro mullets, doping scandals and black socks.
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Even as scandals swirled around Nixon, the public was not sold on impeachment.
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Wit believes that the scandals have real implications for Trump's North Korea diplomacy.
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The political value of these "scandals" rests with the existence of investigations; period.
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Similar scandals have failed to curb the power of these family-controlled conglomerates.
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He has also recently come under fire for a series of ethics scandals.
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And intelligence agents in Venezuela arrested journalists and researchers looking into scandals there.
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Lawmakers in both parties are calling for Pruitt's ouster over the scandals. Rep.
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Mr. President, with new scandals and revelations now daily, do America a favor.
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The steady drip of scandals also damaged Sandberg's brand, inside and outside Facebook.
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SATURDAY • It's college football season, but scandals and tragedies are casting a pall.
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All of which may be hard, as secrets and scandals will be revealed.
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Almost every day brings news of more ethical scandals by more Trump officials.
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It was an API was behind the first of the scandals in July.
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Under the avalanche of endless Trump scandals, a superpower is losing its grip.
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In more recent years, the university has weathered a number of racist scandals.
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And that's all without mentioning one of the company's biggest scandals: Cambridge Analytica.
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Latin America's political class has been discredited by corruption and campaign-finance scandals.
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AMLO's administration, like most young governments, has so far produced few corruption scandals.
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The municipal bond industry has been plagued by scandals related to political influence.
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These are certainly not the first sex scandals to have plagued their marriage.
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Trump&aposs financial scandalsTrump has been at the center of several financial scandals.
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In Washington, Hunter has long been dogged by serious legal and ethics scandals.
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Decades of sex abuse scandals have eroded public trust in the ecclesiastical hierarchy.
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Uber's reputation had been harmed by accusations of gender discrimination and other scandals.
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Coalescing scandals have engulfed Virginia's leaders, plunging the state into political free fall.
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Read this timeline of how the scandals unfolded over nine days in Virginia.
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Comparing political scandals to Watergate is normally a very dangerous thing to do.
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Like most large international bodies, FIFA has had its share of major scandals.
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But recent scandals plaguing the department show these issues aren't isolated — they're systemic.
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The department is also currently under scrutiny for two separate racist texting scandals.
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Eric Greitens has resigned after a year of being dogged by multiple scandals.
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That's the great mystery looming over all of the growing Trump/Russia scandals.
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But scandals and all, he's still higher on Trump's list than Sessions is.
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But the experts I spoke to generally agreed that there are some similarities between the political scandals of today and some of the bigger political scandals of the past — and that could be very bad for basic trust in government.
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The president's approval ratings were already in the low 20s thanks to the government's failure to contain the country's drug cartels, as well as a series of human rights scandals, and a labored response to a series of alleged corruption scandals.
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From athletic scandals, business scandals or showing courage under actual gunfire, we teach leadership in crisis by following established policies (like Securities and Exchange Commission-required codes of conduct) because making key decisions during crisis can lead to bad results.
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That happened in the defense scandals of the 1980s, the Iran-Contra scandal, the John Tower investigation, the FBI scandals under Louis Freeh — such as Waco and Ruby Ridge — the FBI crime lab scandal of the late 85033s, and many others.
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His experience probably won't help him with the TSA, which has been beset by security scandals and whose head of security was forced to resign this year after revelations that he'd paid himself $90,000 in bonuses despite said security scandals.
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Since the December general elections, however, new corruption scandals have come to the surface.
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GARY BERGER, Bellerose, N.Y. A Pulse on Scandals To the Sports Editor: The Feb.
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I think that Menendez in New Jersey is in trouble because of his scandals.
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Fairfax and Herring have remained in their positions in the wake of the scandals.
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The lawsuit began in 2013, a year the Pentagon faced several sex-related scandals.
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And who was it that was sounding the alarm about all of those scandals?
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Barclays is one of several banks to be caught up in rate-rigging scandals.
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Facebook has faced a barrage of criticism due to a few high-level scandals.
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Owned by Facebook, both platforms routinely face scandals for removing so-called controversial content.
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It's like rocked by sexual harassment scandals, which is one end of the spectrum.
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That combination has helped the PiS avoid serious political damage despite several financial scandals.
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Political scandals surrounding President Donald Trump are also seen impeding his pro-growth agenda.
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After years of scandals, this could be the hack that's broke the camel's back.
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Shulkin's tenure was rocked by a number of scandals before his ouster last Wednesday.
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But they're clearly still willing to vote for candidates embroiled in sexual misconduct scandals.
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A few senators also survived expulsion votes motivated by corruption scandals, most recently Sen.
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Here are some key resources to help you catch up on the unfolding scandals.
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"Republicans have known about Secretary Zinke's scandals for eighteen months and done nothing," Rep.
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But a few, stung by the industry's previous scandals, are taking pre-emptive action.
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Among the most lurid of French scandals is the case of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
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As long as the scandals do not prevent the victories, Brazil should slowly recover.
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After all, our middle class had survived wars, scandals, epidemics and a Great Depression.
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With luck, the industry has reformed and such scandals are things of the past.
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In interviews, he's talked about getting sober and refocusing his life after past scandals.
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His administration was tainted by minor corruption scandals, but his performance was mostly praised.
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It is he said, "disgusting" that the mainstream media is not covering these scandals.
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Those scandals and others wiped out retirement accounts and cost investors billions of dollars.
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It's a pretty remarkable accomplishment: simultaneously imploding from internal scandals and exploding in popularity.
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Punters may think further scandals could fell whoever faces her in the second round.
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In the upper tiers of professional motorsport, doping scandals are rarer than hen's teeth.
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Throughout 2018, users have attempted boycotts of Facebook in response to its myriad scandals.
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That was the latest in a slew of scandals to rock Japan's manufacturing industry.
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Add that to the Rio Games' other problems: Zika, doping scandals, political upheaval, crime.
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Close relatives, especially wives and children, have been implicated in many recent corruption scandals.
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Brazil's political scandals remain far from resolved, but at least the weather has improved.
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Several other scandals have engulfed Australian banks, ranging from rate-rigging to money laundering.
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The sport's good governance helps win fans in a country beset by corruption scandals.
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But a string of political scandals have hurt trust in government in recent years.
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There was nothing inevitable about discomfort with Uber's scandals driving a rush to Lyft.
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After so many scandals, it's hard to trust that Facebook will do what's right.
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Voters have been put off by frequent scandals, from petty corruption to sexual harassment.
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This is one of the corrupt -- most corrupt scandals that you&aposve ever seen.
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Corruption is a major issue at the ballot box after high-profile graft scandals.
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The US government is currently investigating each of these scandals, but none are proven.
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For years, a number of conservatives have raised the old Clinton scandals more freely.
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But it has also been hampered by mismanagement and corruption scandals under previous executives.
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Global rivals including Alcatel, Ericsson, Samsung and Siemens have faced bribery and corruption scandals.
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Looking back, many of the "scandals" that made Madonna famous now seem almost tame.
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The European Union has been jolted by money-laundering scandals over the past year.
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Yet there is a difference between keeping a clear head and downplaying the scandals.
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Now, we have to remember that in each of these scandals, laws were broken.
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Dogged investigative journalists from outlets such as amaBhungane and the Daily Maverick exposed scandals.
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Upstart parties are benefiting from a series of scandals affecting the ruling Independence Party.
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This week, major developments in several Democrat scandals, including the controversial Uranium One deal.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump found himself at the center many, many social media scandals.
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They have gained influence as grandees like Mr Calheiros have been tainted by scandals.
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In 2015, after a series of scandals, Brazil's supreme court outlawed corporate campaign contributions.
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Italy has experienced more than its fair share of banking scandals in recent years.
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Mark Zuckerberg was grilled on Tuesday over Facebook's ongoing data, privacy, and information scandals.
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"The Commission's response to recent scandals has been poor, slow and selective," Javor said.
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Facebook's scandals of the past year barely put a dent in its active users.
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Her father skipped the wedding after undergoing heart surgery following a series of scandals.
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And Pruitt has since resigned from leading the EPA following a raft of scandals.
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Subsequently, they'll be forced to handle their own mini media scandals without her help.
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That's despite Facebook battling some major privacy scandals over the last couple of years.
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Since his appointment, Pruitt has come under fire for a growing number of scandals.
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That has protected it from scandals over fake news, electoral manipulation and political tribalism.
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If such scandals multiply, Lava Jato's most vociferous allies could become its worst enemies.
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And so, it's onward and upward for Samsung moving past its scandals and mishaps.
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It is an argument similar to those made by survivors of clergy abuse scandals.
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Such scandals threaten to the credibility of both the domestic industry and the government.
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Latvia has been struggling to put a series of recent financial scandals behind it.
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The case follows corruption scandals in other Brazilian sports such as soccer and volleyball.
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He has maintained the support of the governing African National Congress despite repeated scandals.
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Naturally, with the tears came the bitter aftertaste of his scandals and alleged crimes.
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There are, however, fears that political scandals could derail the Trump administration's economic agenda.
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Adding to the mood of discontent are the political scandals within the ruling party.
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Whether they look left or right, everyone they see is tainted by corruption scandals.
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The wave of sexual-harassment scandals shows that companies have crime in their workplace.
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Since then, scandals have brought the downfall of key aides and ruling party operatives.
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It is a big mistake to assume scandals will unfold in any particular way.
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" Woodward added that comparing political scandals to Watergate is "in the political culture now.
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After all, enhanced performances are good for the bottom line; scandals, not so much.
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YouTube's head also used her letter to defend the company's response to recent scandals.
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Ellen DeGeneres is out to uncover the biggest scandals among the cast of Scandal.
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Recently, China has been rocked by a number of stomach-churning food safety scandals.
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The cases against Gordhan have also distracted from several graft scandals swirling around Zuma.
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These days the scandals have high stakes: Did Russia tamper with 2016 US elections?
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Party members have also been embroiled in anti-Semitism scandals involving their student fraternities.
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In fact the opposite is true: accounting scandals have become less of a problem.
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As Politico notes, the Trump administration is losing credibility with its responses to scandals.
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Scandals and new developments have been uncovered nearly daily, many of them self-inflicted.
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The last several months of Al Jazeera America saw a slow parade of scandals.
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Pruitt scandals piling up There's yet another spending scandal for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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In doing so it could help rejuvenate Facebook after two years of constant scandals.
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An EPA spokesperson earlier Thursday defended Pruitt's scandals by highlighting those same regulatory rollbacks.
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Thirty-four Chilean bishops have resigned together over the Catholic child sex abuse scandals.
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ABWE administrators had even proposed creating a "Dark Information Book" to hide similar scandals.
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It's actually pretty surprising we don't see more scandals like Dick for Two–gate.
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There are mass layoffs abound, stocks are plummeting, and scandals involving hidden grow rooms.
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The ruling has piled further pressure on Zuma, who is already facing several scandals.
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Stone claims in the same interview that Assange has proof of Clinton Foundation scandals.
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Decades ago, though, the scandals were more about companies making huge payments to politicians.
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Those accusations followed scandals that have collectively cast a dark cloud over international sports.
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The same might hold for what Trump needs from the Clintons and their scandals.
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Pruitt resigned from the agency in early July under a cloud of ethics scandals.
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Some of the data harvesting scandals particular to Facebook are really attributable to Google.
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But when the conversation turned to his recent scandals, he aimed straight at liberalism.
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Price's nomination to HHS hit turbulence when a number of financial scandals were uncovered.
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"This is going to be one of those scandals that changes everything," he said.
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The company is seeking to shore up its reputation after a series of scandals.
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Senators facing ethics scandals since then have generally resigned, rather than forcing a vote.
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Meanwhile, the bank is continuing to deal with over a dozen consumer abuse scandals.
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Meanwhile, the Trump scandals blow through like hurricanes in the tropics at peak season.
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The Cuyahoga County Jail has faced numerous scandals in recent months, the outlet noted.
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A series of scandals led to the passage of stronger federal oversight in 1992.
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Their former leader, Scott Pruitt, was forced to resign after series of ethical scandals.
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The Catholic Church already reels from abuse scandals, some old and some more recent.
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PewDiePie has also been separately accused of racism in multiple scandals in past years.
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The union, however, is in a weak position, with its leadership rocked by scandals.
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Even Major League Baseball, which remains scarred by gambling scandals, has softened its stance.
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Pruitt resigned on Thursday after facing months of mounting ethical scandals and federal investigations.
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The scandals continued despite numerous attempts to bring it above board in the 2000s.
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Our sports columnist says the Games will be remembered for their heroics and scandals.
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The ancient sport has been plagued by a series of scandals in recent months.
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The same may be said for the other Clinton scandals that have re-emerged.
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But Maxwell's family has plenty of scandals of its own, dating from the 1990s.
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Weiner's political career ended after the first of several sexting scandals emerged in 2011.
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" He later added: "SPYGATE could be one of the biggest political scandals in history!
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Pruitt recently resigned amid ethics scandals, to be replaced by coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler.
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The demonstration comes after a New York Times investigation detailing the sexual harassment scandals.
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But here, it seems Pruitt's scandals are slowing him down, at least for now.
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Fourteen percent specifically identified sexual abuse scandals as a reason they left their religion.
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The problem is that Trump's staff is disintegrating amid a series of mounting scandals.
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Facebook's philanthropic efforts like this are often overshadowed by its privacy and political scandals.
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The Republican brand is tarnished in Michigan and Ohio over some state-specific scandals.
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Trump is mired in an array of scandals and crises of his own making.
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Scandals that even seem to have begun to impact how some Facebook users Facebook.
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Latvia is under pressure to clean up its banking sector after series of scandals.
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Wolf and is plagued by scandals over his spending and treatment of state employees.
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The country does not want more Flint, Michigan water crises and VW diesel scandals.
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The documents provide some insight into how the DNC handled high-profile donation scandals.
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Human tampering with food has been behind many of China's most shocking food scandals.
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Corruption and bribery scandals have hounded de Blasio's administration over the past few years.
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Trump has since repeatedly countered by attacking Bill Clinton's history of scandals with women.
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And he believes recent scandals show Facebook shouldn't be trusted to protect people's privacy.
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His involvement in financial and sexual scandals led to Mr. Bakker's resignation in 1987.
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Years of political scandals, including high-level corruption convictions, have left the electorate disillusioned.
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The tape recording has had a starring role in some of America's biggest scandals.
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The absence of #MeToo scandals in the French film world has not gone unnoticed.
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Unlike Takata, the other scandals have not been blamed for any deaths or injuries.
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The once-powerful televangelists Jimmy Swaggart and Jim Bakker were discredited by lurid scandals.
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It also came in the aftermath of numerous sexual harassment scandals at Fox News.
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That means Republicans face a much higher risk of sexual assault or harassment scandals.
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This is just another incident added to United's long list of headline-making scandals.
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Indifference to ethics has spread through the cabinet and agencies, resulting in endless scandals.
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There's also something to be said for the Clintons' DGAF attitude toward their scandals.
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Republicans deeply underestimated the time they'd spend excusing Trump's tweets and White House scandals.
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This is one of the biggest scandals to hit the South African president yet.
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The scourge of clerical sexual abuse scandals in the church hit with unexpected force.
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Donald Trump has survived so many political scandals that he can sometimes seem invincible.
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Anthony Weiner is considered a dick for his slew of scandals and incorrigible behavior.
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Yet, voters also soured on leftist leaders because several became embroiled in corruption scandals.
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And it comes as Facebook tries to move past two years of constant scandals.
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Sexual abuse scandals are casting a pall over Pope Francis' visit to Latin America.
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The recent scandals haven't appeared to dim the university's powerful lure for prospective students.
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The shift is a sign of how privacy scandals have forced Facebook to change.
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Similar scandals have erupted elsewhere during the pope's tenure, including in Chile and Australia.
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There have been so many scandals lately, it's hard to keep track, or care.
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That, and the scandals over clerical sex abuse, left her skeptical about organized religion.
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Opinion After weeks of continuously unfolding abuse scandals, men have become, quite literally, unbelievable.
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As the scandals wear away the church's authority, the synod, which ends on Oct.
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Every family has its secrets, its old scandals, seldom-entered rooms with hidden recesses.
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The company's slowdown stems from more than just the scandals it has grappled with.
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The investigation was one of many scandals involving KPMG in South Africa and elsewhere.
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If anything, the Trump investigation will probably be more devastating than the Whitewater scandals.
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Even before then, his presidency was dogged by a series of corruption related scandals.
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The Catholic Church and Southern Baptist Convention are both facing ongoing sex abuse scandals.
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It is the latest development in one of the oil industry's biggest corruption scandals.
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Danske's is just the most spectacular of the money-laundering scandals afflicting northern Europe.
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The tech industry ranks second in consumer trust despite scandals in the past year.
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But it did get me started working on a book about political sex scandals.
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Gail: And about the scandals — voters could always hear rumors about politicians' sexual indiscretions.
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Concealing epidemics, environmental crises, and product scandals was once reflexive behaviour for local governments.
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Food safety scandals have made middle-class buyers in China wary of buying domestically.
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Today we witness one of the greatest scandals in the history of professional journalism.
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Zuma has, nonetheless, withstood the scandals and opposition parties' repeated attempts to remove him.
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The celebrities will be asking "viewers for forgiveness for past scandals," the Sun reported.
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Pruitt is facing a litany of scandals, many related to his spending and travel.
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Graves' involvement in Uber's recent scandals thrust him into the spotlight earlier this year.
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But that changed this year when Uber was plunged into a series of scandals.
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And Petrobras, crippled by a series of corruption scandals, is now deeply in debt.
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But a series of scandals, some of which involved Mr. Ray, destroyed that chance.
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But the run of scandals around the prime minister will make that task harder. ■
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Like other industries, technology companies have had a number of high-profile #MeToo scandals.
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The newspapers make hay of his scandals: "Maradona is a drug addict," they say.
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But he said its society was able to expose scandals — if not resolve them.
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How Gymnastics Culture Breeds Sexual Abuse Recent scandals have brought to light dangerous dynamics.
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The scandals damaged Deutsche Bank's reputation and led to billions of dollars in fines.
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Other scandals involved prominent German riders like Patrik Sinkewitz, Stefan Schumacher and Erik Zabel.
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And like many scandals, people have trouble believing the women, some biblical scholars say.
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A slew of corruption scandals have shaken the ruling People's Party in recent years.
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Trump has been at the center of several financial scandals throughout his professional life.
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Along with the general economic malaise, the industry has faced a string of scandals.
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Mr Trump's many scandals of the past year have done little to change this.
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Big scandals, including Facebook's Cambridge Analytica crisis and Equifax's data breach, have angered legislators.
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When Americans talk about Donald Trump's latest scandals, Latin Americans mostly roll their eyes.
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If we've learned anything from Calloway's previous scandals, she doesn't run away from them.
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Francis watched from afar as Benedict's papacy unraveled under the weight of successive scandals.
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Frankly it's amazing that the company has withstood as many scandals as it has.
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Bieber, now a wise 25, has weathered more than a few set of scandals.
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Wells Fargo is also attempting to contain the fallout from other sales-related scandals.
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The ongoing scandals have added to pressure on current Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan.
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Since then, the company has been beset by numerous scandals, lawsuits, and management changes.
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That said, some scandals have ensnared enough members to upset the entire apple cart.
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But when information is everywhere, some things are better left buried. Scandals. Backstabbing. Resignations.
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The company has been suffering for more than two years of politically infused scandals.
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"I'm not sure if any of the recent corporate scandals were purposeful," he said.
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It also tells you how many privacy scandals the app has been involved in.
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Unable to attack Mueller for anything of substance, Republicans have taken to manufacturing scandals.
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The British royal family is facing one of its worst scandals in modern history.
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Eric Greitens, who was embroiled in legal and ethical scandals and resigned in 2018.
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Clinton does, the barrage of fake scandals will continue, now with demands for impeachment.
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You've been outspoken about the sexual harassment scandals, and you've also experienced some blowback.
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That was before the scandals, the multibillion-dollar fines and the plummeting stock price.
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But he doubted that the scandals would have a measurable effect on Virginia's economy.
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After a series of scandals, the influence of the Catholic Church has greatly diminished.
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The movie, called "I, Tonya," dramatizes one of the biggest sporting scandals in history.
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Fox was specifically created to treat right-wing pseudo-scandals as major news stories.
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As in many Clinton scandals, the facts are a little less damning up close.
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Nonetheless, Republican voters chose Trump, whose career before this campaign includes multiple racist scandals.
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They have done their best to keep Trump's scandals to a minimum in Congress.
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The country has seen several scandals involving the the financial sector in recent years.
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Slovenia — There have been several high-profile corruption scandals in Slovenia in recent years.
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The Trump administration is currently mired in a number of separate scandals involving Russia.
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For more on Facebook's recent scandals and changes, read our other coverage: Facebook restricts APIs, axes old Instagram platform amidst scandals Zuckerberg's response to Cambridge scandal omits why it delayed investigating The real threat to Facebook is the Kool-Aid turning sour
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And yet there isn't much attention being paid to Trump's sexual harassment scandals or the scandals that have arisen from his hush money payments to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, who said that Trump offered to pay her after they had sex.
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Series of scandals Inada's resignation is the latest in a series of high-profile scandals to engulf to Abe's Liberal Democratic party -- and follows accusations that Abe helped fast-track approval for the construction of a veterinary school run by a friend.
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That has put it in the middle of scandals over low pay and negligent practices.
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Though wrongdoing by charities is hardly unknown, some high-profile scandals have fuelled such fears.
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Call them incidents, accidents, gross misunderstandings, or "a teachable moment," these scandals aren't writing themselves.
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For the French voter, the case has echoes of similar past scandals over "phantom" jobs.
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Decades-long pedophile scandals and systematic cover-ups have stained the Catholic Church&aposs reputation.
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Trump's first EPA administrator Scott Pruitt resigned in July amid a host of ethics scandals.
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"The overall goal is to shed light on all of these Trump scandals," Akerman said.
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U.S. crackdown on the banks after the savings-and-loan scandals of the 1980s. Norway's
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But the FTC is hardly the only entity probing Facebook's shady behavior and ongoing scandals.
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Consider the corporate scandals in just the past few years: Emissions test cheating at Volkswagen.
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A series of scandals have dogged the family of Samsung, the country's biggest business empire.
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But Buffett stopped short of blaming former CEO Tim Sloan for the bank's numerous scandals.
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For both Trump and Broidy, Cohen arranged hush money payments to cover up sex scandals.
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So, investors are wondering what Buffett thinks about the litany of scandals plaguing the bank.
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As leaks, breaches, and data collection scandals grab headlines, it's clear that we're often wrong.
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Hicks had been entangled in White House scandals before she testified to the committee, however.
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The indictment comes on the heels of scandals involving the falsification of vehicle inspection data.
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However, not everyone seems to think that these scandals will benefit any of the candidates.
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This is unfortunate because emailgate, like so many Clinton pseudo-scandals before it, is bullshit.
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The majority of the new trailer focuses on Khloé and her ex Thompson's cheating scandals.
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Russia's athletics federation, paralympic committee and anti-doping agency RUSADA remain suspended over doping scandals.
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The fact is, Facebook remains massively influential, regardless of privacy scandals or News Feed changes.
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A series of scandals have dogged the family of Samsung, the country's biggest business empire.
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Lance-gate There are many scandals that seem big for a moment but quickly fizzle.
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In the wake of these sex scandals, many of the faithful are now demanding change.
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Even those who backed him through countless scandals are now calling for him to quit.
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BANKS tend to grab the headlines when it comes to financial scandals and systemic risk.
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Mark Sanford's political career survived one of the most notorious sex scandals in American history.
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Dilma Rousseff was eventually tossed from office, but that didn't stop corruption scandals from swirling.
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But history has a way of taking unexpected twists and turns, particularly when scandals explode.
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Indeed, Facebook's history of privacy scandals makes the current revelations feel all the more flagrant.
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Ceaseless self-made scandals have been the name of Mr Trump's campaign from its inception.
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As Uber stumbled from a series of self-inflicted scandals, Lyft's business continues to grow.
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Or maybe because he wanted to divert attention from the scandals plaguing his White House.
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Robert Bentley, House Speaker Mike Hubbard and Chief Justice Roy Moore -- each embroiled in scandals.
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Could falling revenue, political infighting and several major scandals spell the end of the NRA?
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That number has been hovering around 80% even as repeated scandals have rocked his presidency.
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Many smaller scandals that would ordinarily draw more attention have become so much background noise.
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Scandals, strikes and clashes between protesters and police have turned some Bolivians against the government.
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It probably just equates to no visible scandals or conflicts that would interrupt blissful ignorance.
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Both resigned from their senior positions at the airline in the wake of the scandals.
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Bloomberg adamantly defended the industry in the face of its pre-and-post crisis scandals.
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How Andrew Jackson tried to save his wife's honor Not all scandals are about sex.
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Volkswagen has reached a final deal with US regulators over its 2015 diesel emissions scandals.
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So far they are barely used outside cycling, which has suffered a series of scandals.
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He gave up on that dream after a corruption scandals engulfed FIFA, the sport's regulator.
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They are also seeking to get back to basics after a series of governance scandals.
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New York (CNN Business)Facebook has been widely criticized for its scandals and bad behavior.
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Politicians and even royals in Spain have been engulfed in graft scandals in recent years.
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Many in Mr Takeshita's faction are also unhappy about the scandals dogging the prime minister.
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Outgoing President Enrique Pena Nieto's administration was been rocked by a series of corruption scandals.
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But the seeds of our local scandals were planted long before the governor's abortion gaffe.
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The AP notes that Virginia's statehouse, which is also contending with blackface scandals involving Gov.
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Facebook is ensnared in scandals; its data practices have come under scrutiny in several countries.
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Giuliani added, however, that Trump might criticize Hillary Clinton's response to her husband's sex scandals.
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You have the spy gate, the mega scandal -- there&aposs three kind of sub scandals.
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Little did they know that their candidate would become embroiled in a series of scandals.
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Due in large part to a series of privacy scandals, Facebook's reputation has fallen farthest.
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In recent months, corruption scandals involving political figures across ruling and opposition parties have emerged.
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GUTFELD: All right, Nick, what do you make of the good news and the scandals?
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How much pain these scandals have actually inflicted on Facebook remains a point of contention.
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Despite a year of scandals, data exposures and negative press, Facebook's business has remained healthy.
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In 2012, a series of scandals shook Sonatrach, which was tightly controlled by Bouteflika loyalists.
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In Colombia, scandals within one of its newest political groups have been creating election waves.
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Harding died after two years in office and subsequently had his legacy demolished by scandals.
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The bank had a hand in virtually all of the major scandals of the era.
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There are myriad controversies and scandals involving both candidates that Holt could choose to raise.
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Elsewhere in the region, Indonesia is shrinking back into protectionism; political scandals are unsettling Malaysia.
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Some question whether that is fair, given the range of scandals at Uber this year.
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The problem is Mrs Clinton's "baggage", involving years of alleged scandals and charges of dishonesty.
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The past few weeks have been riddled with corporate scandals and subsequent social media backlash.
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After a string of scandals this year, Uber has rushed to repair its corporate culture.
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Then the guest of honor gets caught up in more scandals than you can count.
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Then there's Oculus, Facebook's virtual reality company that has shuffled its key workers amid scandals.
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Despite Abadzhiev's renown, Bulgarian weightlifting has been embarrassed by a series of doping scandals, however.
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Here are some major scandals and revelations involving the Catholic Church and allegations of abuse.
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The Alex Jones, Holocaust, Kaplan, hack, and Definers scandals had all happened in four months.
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Over the past few months, Lewis has been at the center of two major scandals.
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During his tenure so far, Parker has prioritized resolving lingering issues from the bank's scandals.
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"There's this sort of cacophony of grievances and scandals in the tech industry," he says.
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